MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers

Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by marcusEting on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @11:01AM (#2170674)

Extensive list of e-mail marketing services, free and paid: http://techblog.willshouse.com/?p=522

(Constant Contact, iContact, Vertical Response, StreamSend, and many more)

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Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by JesseAldridge on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @03:57PM (#2172075)

I've actually found Wufoo + Gmail to be the simplest way to handle e-mails. Use a Wufoo form to collect user info, then export the data to csv and import the file into a Gmail group. I haven't done anything terribly advanced (I just notify a list when a new article is posted) -- but it works for me.

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Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by slig on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @12:22PM (#2171052)

Anyone with experience on Direct Mail(http://ethreesoftware.com/directmail/)? I'd like to use it with SendGrid and later move to SES.

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Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by jhammer on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @01:34PM (#2171416)

I'm the developer of Direct Mail, if you have any questions. We have several customers using Direct Mail with SendGrid and they seem to be very happy with the setup.

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Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by slig on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @04:13PM (#2172155)

Thanks for the reply, jhammer. I'll get the Pro version before the 50% off ends and I'll try by myself.

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Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by JacobAldridge on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @11:58AM (#2170945)

Thanks Marcus - I've added a couple of others in a comment.

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Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by antidaily on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @11:08AM (#2170702)

wish it distinguished free from paid.

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Re:MailChimp now free up to 2000 subscribers by marcusEting on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @11:20AM (#2170767)

I think most feature a "free trial" at least. I'll see about adding more info to pricing, but was more concerned with coming up with maintaining a list I could share with clients.

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